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buy a new rock crusher. If the
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George E. Nichol» of Deary. district on the north would make
An Interlocking
Idaho, im here visiting his - «t«r. the same decision and use it on
the roads out this wav, we would
Mrs. A. J. Taylor.
i tie very grateful.
Mrs. S. H Cole has been visit­
put on your <lnry rt'« r i’-’ i’*
«nip <>■ ■ er i-rc»m „psrstor.
(!rnnd|>a Gaines is up from St.
ora/4 ether • j«r* ■ *
...itkl.mt . ni« will ma
ing friends near Scio this we?k.
will w*«h up quicker. «. 1w If •• «’■ '«■ *ti»f»cUon rigfct
Johns to spend a few weeks.
The timbers are lieing cut f<>ru
from
the »tart.
the
An enjoyable meeting of
If we <«n*t prove 0
V. 1! • sr ’her kind.
new bridge across Bilyeu creek. I bachelor’s club w as held
last
If w» r»n prove IT , j J
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A coyote killed five lambs for ' week at which the following
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Mike Bilyeu last Thursday night. were present: John and Chas.
C. P. Burmester came over Rockwell. Frank, Emil and Joe
N. I. Morrison, Scio, Oregon
from the .Miller Saw Mill la-t Holub. Add Craft. Ben Schmitt
Thursday for a few days visit and Joe Brand« nstien.
with his parents.
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Mrs. Warren Davis of Salem >
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Nelda Wendt came up from spent a few days with her par­ Y
Scio to stay ever Sunday with ents. Mr. and .Mrs. Perry Pitch­
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. ford, returning home Monday.
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Wendt
F armer J ohn .
Largest Stock outside of Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Will (¡rimes went
Samples and Estimates on Request
to Shelburn last Saturday to visit
An Ir «ah T h.»g Story.
Thrrt» I« i
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relatives.
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FISHING TACKLE
Ix’e Vale was called over from nt»i*'<T*» .ir» . « I »
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Lyons last Thursday on account i|«* b|e th»’ f ««*|»r*'t 1» r nn*rlfw of t hr
Hufui und il»** imiitiow h *» Mit
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mi illness of io« w
Expert Truss fitting Camera supplies, etc
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Bilyeu Den Shots
PUB. I8HEÜ EYEKY THURSDAY BY
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W. 'HARLES
pJitUl! hiipeiltit
Ent« r<~i »I th«- puotuttk» st Scio. Orv .
mi ■.«■comici«»» mill matter.
Ml |»M< Kll-IMIN KAIHX
OtH» year in fclvancc
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S|.< .»I obituary notices, prr line
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lUai’iay ml«. to be changed weekly
if d«'»ired. one column «ride
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I? >.■ tim«’ «landing ada. contract,
fna-le on application.
U. S. Cream Separator
Bonen Hollow
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i«r« *1 nt the end <»f U <l*e other
tnnn * n*im**»w with h hortns hi thi«
(hur trron n Utiiury had (totuurvd hi*
worm.
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Grandpa Hassler ha«
suffering the past week
rheumatism.
Some people never hand in an
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Mrs. J. I Davenport returned
rink« 'wli* tin* UT'ru Jink* • Hjnrt
item of news for publication, but Saturday from St John! • ■ ■■ ■
II find, old • ti »t*- tb*t I« *‘»me
if we hap|>en to mis« an item in s|M>nding a week with relatives th V*ti
t.k* .’H-*’ a • w-»»r
J t»k* '-»fier a few
winch they are interested, they and friends.
I’tifT** H» Jot« H»'f« I*
»ütfht r»’
are mire to hand uh a north |M>le
I«ee (¡nines attended a road wrndihirue Ubai • it"» H«»vai t!ar*
«tare that would freeze the liver meeting at l^acomb last Saturday rlnr
of a |M»lar iwar.
and while on his way he broke
one of his hack wheels, and came
The sooner a hog is sold after home with "one wheel off and
he has reached 201 pounds, the the spindle dragging."
more profit he will make for his
(’has. Hollis han rented the
feeder. This is the conclusion II. A. Gaines farm for five years
arrived at as the results of an and will take possession of the
extended investigation at one of same this fall. .Mr. and Mrs. Write to Oregon State Agent
the lending western experiment) Gaines expect to go to California
stations.
for the latter’s health.
At the read meeting at La ’omb
You can begin to teach a child 1 Saturday, District 24 decided to
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t »take pride in his or her home
t >wn veiy early in life. Explain)
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to them how it detracts from the
beauty and value of a town to
d>figure its side walks by piling)
Diseases of
dirt on them <>r marking them up |
with cravon. Let them feel that1
tl ey have a great res|M>nsibilitj
Successfully I rrated
in k< • ping up the pride of their
town. Children like to feel that
Knowledge and extensive ex|*eri<*nre in treating diseases
they toe imjx>rtant.
<»f the Eve and the fitting of S|>ectacleM, enables us to guar­
antee satisfaction. We furnish any style of frames or eye­
BE NEIGHBORLY.
glasses at reasonable prices.
Do vou like neighbors, or
W. R. SHINN, M. D.
would you rather live and make
OCULIST AND OPTICIAN
ALBANY. OREGON
your family live the lives of
OFFICE
OVER
CUSICK
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recluse« ami hermits? Would
you prefer living absolutely to
yourselves with no one to lend a
helping hand in a case of emer­
gency ?
Wouldn’t you rather pay a
little more for u farm or a resi­
dence in a g* «al neighborhotxl
than for one having no neighbor­
hood?
Yes and yes again, we know
This is whn» 1» W Rumbaugh. Linn <’minty
you would. Sometimes it is a
Fruit Inspector sac s about spraying
“All
littie inconvenient to have neigh-
I or* and you feel that these very
orchards, no matter what kiml of fruit,
same bothers are the added price
should be sprayed in the fall or just before
you pay in order to have the
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greater benefits accruing from
the buds open in the spring with Limo­
having neighlMtrs. How would
Sulphur «pray. Lime sulphur, while yot a
all you townspeople and you
farmers like to get along without
cure-all, has both insecticide ami fungicide
our neighborly little town of,
properties. Bordeaux sprav or Arsenate of
Scio? Not one of you then why
not quit this penny-saving busi-'
lead are to lie used for different purposes;
ness and support more strongly
the one is a fungicide, the otln r an in­
th«* men who keep up the town
w hich adds value to your farm
secticide
and property. Just figure that
the amount you might save, if
any. is the extra which you ought
Call for Information, also your Sprays at
to pay your neighbor for what he
is doing in keeping up the town
for. as the town improves, so do
your land values and your pleas­
ures. The extra that you pay
comes back to you in a greater
ratio than by direct saving. Cut
out the mail order, be a neighbor
and pull altogether for a bigger,
better and more sociable town
und neighborhool.
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